111 "Sports!" restaurants in New York.
These are the places that A) serve good food and B) have televisions that will be showing any big games. Some of them only serve bar food, but don’t act like that isn't what you want when you're watching sports. Even if your team doesn't win, come hungry and you'll at least leave somewhat happy.
On the roof of Pier 17 in the Seaport District, The Greens is a big outdoor space where you can drink while playing lawn games with a group.
Sweet Spot is a massive bar in Astoria with more than 40 TVs playing just about every sport you can imagine.
The Ground is an indoor soccer center in Chinatown where you can watch (or play) soccer while eating food from Kiki's.
The Kent Ale House is a casual bar a block from the water in Williamsburg where you can watch soccer on outdoor TVs.
The Red Lion is a big bar in Greenwich Village that’s a good spot to watch soccer on TV during the day, and listen to live music every night.
Triona’s is a sports bar in Gramercy that is usually pretty low-key, except when Michigan or a team from Chicago is playing.
Blue Haven is a bar on Houston Street where you should watch college sports (just make a reservation ahead of time).
When you want to feel like an undergrad and watch sports on the Upper East Side, head to The Stumble Inn.
